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Live: Narendra Modi’s ’Bharatha Gellisi’ rally begins in Mangalore
Live: Narendra Modi’s ’Bharatha Gellisi’ rally begins in Mangalore
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangalore, Feb 18, 2014: BJP’s prime ministerial candidate and Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi’s ’Bharata Gellisi’ public rally begins in Mangalore with tight police security.
In view of the Z-plus security of Modi, police have barred parking in the half-km radius of Nehru Maidan, the venue of the rally. The large number of people has gather at Neharu Maidan to hear the Narendra Modi.
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I heartily congratulate Mangaloretoday.com for this coverage of Modi’s "Bharatha Gellisi" rally at Mangalore.Another web portal from Mangalore also covered this mega event.Unfortubnately one populor web portal of Mangalore didnt cover this mega peoples event may be for the obvious reason that they have been barred from doing so by vested interests.which is really a shameful!!!